We put together a Christmas Breakfast for our friends from the Holy Trinity Cathedral and members of the community. Christmas is a time of unity, sharing, and happiness. We thank all those that joined us! In a display of...
'Helping Hands' was formed by the three organisations to provide essential support to people who were in need of assistance since the pandemic brought the country into lockdown in April 2020.
The Pearl of the Islands Foundation teamed up with the Umma Trust to organise an information session for ethnic communities.
The ‘Children of Abraham’ organised this year’s panel discussion on ‘Preserving the Environment: Abrahamic Faiths in Dialogue’.
How can we create a diverse and inclusive workforce? What are the barriers? What are the opportunities?
How can we maintain the ‘we’re all in this together’ feeling post COVID-19?
One of our most successful panel discussions took place on 'Racial Discrimination & Related Intolerance' in light of increasing racism due to the coronavirus and the significance of the BLM movement.
Pearl of the Islands Foundation put together a panel discussion on ‘Women in Politics: Ways to promote cohesion in Aotearoa' in light of the general elections that will be held in September.
'Separate but Together' was an initiative put together to raise awareness and increase understanding of Muslims in Aotearoa New Zealand and beyond.
Pearl of the Islands Foundation (PIF) organised a 3-part talk series by esteemed Professor Douglas Pratt on Christian-Muslim relations. 1 – History of Christian Muslim Relations – 30 April 2 – Christian Muslim Relations in Contemporary Society – 07...